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| thi·a·zide [ th ə zd, th əzid ] (plural thi·a·zides) |
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diuretic compound: a compound belonging to a group of compounds that inhibit the reabsorption of sodium and increase the release of calcium by the kidneys, promoting greater water excretion. Use: diuretic, treatment of high blood pressure.
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| [Mid-20th century. <thiadiazine chemical compound (<thio- + azine) + oxide] |
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